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Fly Dubai flights in Pokhara see positive start

Tourism operators express optimism as passenger bookings remain strong during the initial days of the regular connection.

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Fly Dubai flights in Pokhara see positive start - provinces - Sources: Ratopati, OnlineKhabar, Reporters Nepal, Khabarhub

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  • Regular flights between Dubai and Pokhara commenced last week on Wednesday.
  • Aircraft land at the aviation facility daily in the evening and depart for Dubai.
  • Hotels and restaurants have introduced discount schemes for arriving passengers.

Regular flights linking Dubai and Pokhara have recorded strong passenger numbers since operations began last week. Tourism operators in the region have expressed satisfaction with booking levels, noting an encouraging turnout during the initial days of the service. Airport information officer Rawat stated that aircraft land at the facility every evening before taking off for Dubai. The schedule provides a regular connection designed to facilitate travel for visitors arriving from international destinations. Following the launch of the service, hospitality establishments in the area have introduced various discount packages targeted at incoming travellers. Industry representatives note that the connection allows visitors to reach the destination more easily using Dubai as a transit point.

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